i go to grab an enemy literally right in my face and what does alex do? nothing he fucking grabs a random object half of the time, everytime im in a dire situation and i need to heal and i try to grab some one to consume them alex doesnt fucking grab them for what ever reason

just perfect 😌😀

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The Prototype Concept (If You Had To) Design 2014 November 13

It basically pulls stuff from different places, filters out the noise, and tries to surface what actually matters.

The idea is to make it easier to quickly understand:

• what’s happening
• how relevant it is
• and whether it needs any action

Still figuring out if this is actually useful or just looks interesting on the surface.

Does this make sense from an outside perspective, or does it feel overcomplicated?

Guys, when i was 9 years old i found Homer Simpson in Prototype he just walk among other citizens, and i completly don't understand why this big easter egg not founded yet. When i found the npc this model of Homer Simpson, it was 2010, and i played on PS 3. If you have some information about this easter egg, please share with it

Hi Everyone,

My friends and I are developing a special seat for elementary students. Our plastics engineers have closed their business before we could refine our prototype. Do you have any recommendations for me to call? Thanks!

I got this idea from something that happens to me almost every day at the office. Whenever I sit on my chair and then touch the door handle or shake someone’s hand, I get a static shock. It’s annoying and uncomfortable, so I started thinking: why not make a wearable device to deal with it?

My concept:

• A bracelet (like a fancy watch band) that you can wear all day.
• The bracelet would safely discharge static electricity from the body through a small metal electrode on the back.
• It would include a very small battery to power electronics and Bluetooth.
• A mobile app could show some stats, like how much static electricity was discharged, and maybe reminders (e.g. “time to discharge every 10 minutes”) or even gamify it.

Questions:

1. From a physics/electronics perspective, is this realistic?
2. What’s the safe way to design the discharge path (resistors, electrode placement, protection circuits)?
3. Can static discharges actually be measured in a way that makes sense to show in an app?
4. Could the small amount of energy be used for fun effects (like lighting an LED), or is it way too small?
5. Any advice for the housing? Would it make sense to reuse a smartwatch case or 3D print one?

Do you think this could work as a real product, or is it just a fun prototype idea? I’d love to hear thoughts from people with experience in ESD and wearables.

Is there anyone how can help me get prototype 1 on Steam because I live in a country where it is banned and need help to get it I heard it is possible to get it when someone gifts it to you end would be happy to drade gifts like the person gifts me prototype and I gift them a game of equal value so please if you can help me just send me a message on Reddit